Events Aug 12-19, 2010

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Marketing
the
Lakes
Region
of
New
Hampshire
365
Days
a
Year!

Events
Bulletin
–
Thurs,
Aug
12­19,
2010

Summer
Thirst
Quencher
Cruises
 Thursday,
August
12,
2010
 Winnipesaukee
Belle
‐
Wolfeboro
Town
Docks
 Thursdays
until
Aug
26th
‐
Boarding
starts
at
6
pm
 Enjoy
an
hour
and
half
cruise
on
the
Winni
Belle
‐
only
$8
per
person
and
a
cash
bar
available!
 Cruise
the
scenic
shores
of
Lake
Winnipeaukee
603
569
3016
www.wolfeboroinn.com
 
 
 
 Garden
Series:
Alpine
Gardens
 Tarbin
Gardens
‐
321
Salisbury
Road
(Route
127
South),
Franklin,
NH,
03235
 Daily,
Aug
10‐15,
2010,
11am
 An
educational
guided
tour
of
Tarbin
Gardens
with
emphasis
on
Alpine
gardens.
Tours
last
 approximately
one
hour
but
you
can
stay
for
the
rest
of
the
day.
Bring
a
picnic
lunch
or
treat
 yourself
to
an
authentic
English
Cream
Tea
served
in
the
Rose
Garden
Patio
1PM
–
5PM
(tea
 price
$7.50).
The
gardens
are
open
from
10AM
–
6PM.
For
information
and
directions
phone
 603‐934‐3518
or
visit
www.tarbingardens.com
Admission:
Adults
$8.50,
Seniors,
Children
and
 Students
$7.00.
Group
rates
are
available
on
request.
(603)
934‐3518
www.tarbingardens.com
 
 
 Aesop's
Fables
 Thursday,
August
12,
2010
 Silver
Center
for
the
Arts
‐
Plymouth
State
University,
Plymouth,
NH
03264
 2pm
‐
Children’s
Theatre.
$5
for
all
ages.
Advance
reservations
recommended.
603‐535‐2787
 or
800‐779‐3869
silver.plymouth.edu
 
 
 Beef
it
up
Thursdays!!!!
 Thursday,
August
12,
2010
 NASWA
Resort
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Every
Thursday
from
5pm
to
close
at
Our
World
Famous
NazBar
Beach
Bar
&
Grill
ONLY!!!
You
 will
get:
$5.00
Angus
Burgers
&
$2.00
Domestic
Draft
Beer
603‐366‐4341
www.naswa.com
 
 
 Camelot
 Summer
Theatre
in
Meredith
Village
‐
Route
25,
Meredith
NH
 August
3‐15
 From
Lerner
&
Loewe,
the
musical
team
that
brought
"My
Fair
Lady"
to
the
stage,
comes
their
 subsequent
musical
smash.
The
entire
community
of
CAMELOT
awaits
the
arrival
of
 Guenevere,
King
Arthur
of
England's
future
Queen.
Members
of
the
audience
are
quickly
drawn
 in.
Some
of
the
enchanting
musical
numbers
include
The
Simple
Joys
of
Maidenhood,
The
Lusty
 Month
of
May,
How
to
Handle
a
Woman,
I
Loved
You
Once
in
Silence,
If
Ever
I
Would
Leave
You
 and
What
Do
the
Simple
Folk
Do?
In
the
end
it
is
fourteen‐year‐old
Tom
who
tells
the
world
of
 Camelot's
quest
for
right
and
honor
and
justice.
888‐245‐6374
www.interlakestheatre.com
 
 
 NH
Wildlife
and
Climate
Change


Lakes Region Association – Tilton NH (603) 286-8008 LakesRegion.org Page 2 of 12

Thursday,
August
12,
2010
 Loon
Center
‐
183
Lee's
Mills
Rd,
Moultonborough
NH
03254
 Thursday,
August
12
 Retired
NH
Fish
and
Game
biologist,
Eric
Orff,
discusses
the
current
and
future
effects
of
 climate
change
on
fish
and
wildlife
in
New
Hampshire.
Eric
now
works
for
the
National
 Wildlife
Federation
and
is
an
author,
lecturer
and
photographer.
Summer
2010
Nature
Talk
 Series
at
The
Loon
Center
Lee’s
Mills
Road,
Thursdays,
7:30
P.M.
Admission
Free
–
Donations
 Appreciated
603‐476‐5666
www.loon.org.
 
 
 Dr.
Cook's
Garden
by
Ira
Levin
 The
Winnipesaukee
Playhouse
‐
The
Alpenrose
Plaza,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03247
 August
4,
2010‐
August
14,
2010
 A
prescription
for
fun.
Greenfield
Center
is
a
fortunate
town.
There
are
no
mean
people
in
this
 town
and
the
residents
seem
to
enjoy
exceptionally
good
health.
The
local
populace
attributes
 this
to
God's
ever
watchful
eye
and
benevolent
stewardship
of
their
little
hamlet.
However,
a
 young
doctor
soon
begins
to
suspect
that
other
forces
are
at
work
in
this
thriller
of
ethical
 proportions
written
by
the
author
of
"Rosemary's
Baby".
603‐366‐7377
 www.winniplayhouse.com
 
 
 Live
Entertainment
 Thursday,
August
12,
2010
 Cactus
Jack's
‐
1182
Union
Ave,
Laconia
NH
 Enjoy
live
music
at
Cactus
Jack’s
in
Laconia,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights
from
9pm
–
 12am,
featuring
great
New
Hampshire
acoustic
acts.
Along
with
live
music,
the
special
bar
 menu
includes
Wild
West
Sliders
for
$5.99,
the
Mexican
Fiesta
for
$9.99,
and
half
price
on
all
 appetizers
from
9pm
to
closing.
Entertainment
is
free.
Laconia
Cactus
Jack’s
is
located
at
1182
 Union
Avenue.
For
more
information
call
603‐528‐7800.
www.go2cjs.com
 
 
 Curious
George
Cottage
Family
Festival
 Town
Square
‐
Waterville
Valley
‐
33
Village
Road,
Waterville
Valley,
NH
03215
 Friday
‐
Sunday
August
13‐15,
2010
 The
Margret
and
H.A.
Rey
Center's
4th
Annual
Curious
George
Cottage
Family
Festival
will
 feature
a
weekend
full
of
family
friendly
activities
including,
a
banana
pancake
breakfast,
 Fireman's
BBQ,
Petting
zoo,
live
music,
face
painting,
games
for
kids,
Curious
George
story
 hour
and
movie
viewing
and
so
much
more.
For
more
info
call
603‐236‐3308
603‐236‐8175
 www.waterville.com
 
 
 Fairy
and
Gnome
House
Festival
and
Tour
 on
Newfound
Lake
Hebron
NH
 Friday
and
Saturday,
August
13
and
14
from
10
AM
to
3
PM,
rain
or
shine
 Enjoy
a
magical
day
for
the
whole
family
with
a
Fairy/Gnome
House
Festival
and
Tour
at
Ash
 Cottage
in
Hebron
center.
Tracy
Kane,
author
of
the
Fairy
House
book
series,
will
read
from
 and
autograph
her
books.
Tour
the
Meadow
and
see
Fairy
/Gnome
Houses
built
by
campers,
 children
of
all
ages
from
local
school
programs
and
adults.
Enjoy
music,
storytelling
and
dance.
 Bubble
machine
for
all
to
enjoy.
Build
a
fort
with
Jeff
and
his
friends.
Build
a
bird
house.
Tutus,
 fairy
wings,
gnome
hats
and
t‐shirts
will
be
available.
Bring
your
own
favorite
materials
to
add
 to
the
fairy
house
that
you
can
make
at
the
end
of
the
tour.

Adults
$10.00,
Children
$5.00,
 includes
snacks,
ice
cream,
and
free
parking.
No
pets
please.
Proceeds
will
help
to
support
 Newfound
Lake’s
Audubon
Centers.


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On
The
Green
2
Arts
&
Crafts
Festival
 Brewster
Academy,
80
Academy
Dr.,
Rt.
28,
Wolfeboro,
NH
 Aug
13‐15
Fri
&
Sat
10‐5
&
Sun
10‐4
 100+
Fabulous
Exhibitors!!!!
Free
Admission!!!
Live
Music!!!
Food!!!
Children’s
Activities!
Rain
 or
Shine
Under
Canopy!
Fabulous
variety
of
beautiful
arts
&
crafts
plus
demonstrations
of
 various
art
&
craft
media!
Don’t
Miss
It!!!
See
you
There!!!
Info
Joyce
(603)528‐4014
 www.joycescraftshows.com
 
 
 Music
at
the
Marketplace
 Mill
Falls
Marketplace,
Route
3
‐
312
Daniel
Webster
Highway,
Meredith
NH
03253
 Fridays,
5:30‐8:30pm
 Stroll
through
the
shops
of
the
Mill
Falls
Marketplace
while
enjoying
a
summers’
night
 serenade
in
the
courtyard.
www.millfalls.com
 
 
 Music
at
the
Marketplace
 Winnipesaukee
Marketplace,
Weirs
Beach
‐
21
Weeks
St,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03247
 Every
Wednesday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Sunday,

July
7
‐
August
22,
2010;
from
7pm‐10pm
 Free
concerts
on
an
outdoor
stage,
weather
permitting.
Seating
at
bleachers,
tables
and
on
the
 lawn.
603‐366‐5800
www.weirsbeach.com/marketplace/music
 
 
 ELIZA
GILKYSON
&
CHERYL
WHEELER
 Friday,
August
13,
2010
 Great
Waters
Music
Festival
Pavilion
‐
Brewster
Academy,
Academy
Dr,
South
Main
St,
North
 Wolfeboro
 Great
voices,
great
melodies,
great
wit
–
great
combination!
These
two
compelling
and
 insightful
artists
will
deliver
an
evening
of
warm
reflections
and
strong
convictions.
(603)
569‐ 7710
www.greatwaters.org

 
 
 34th
Annual
Alton
Bay
Boat
Show
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
9:00
AM
~
12:00
PM
 Alton
Bay
Public
Docks
on
Lake
Winnipesaukee
‐
Route
11,
Alton
Bay,
NH
03810
 The
NH
Boat
Museum
will
present
an
informal,
non‐judged
vintage
boat
show
at
the
Alton
Bay
 town
docks.
No
advance
registration
necessary
‐
participation
is
free.
All
"woodies"
welcome.
 Vote
for
the
2010
People's
Choice
Award.
For
details,
call
603‐569‐4554
or
email
 museum@nhbm.org
or
visit
www.nhbm.org.
603‐569‐4554
 
 
 Backyard
Herbalist:
Herbal
Oils
&
Salves
­
Healing
the
Body
Through
the
Skin
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
9:00
AM
~
12:00
PM
 Canterbury
Shaker
Village
‐
288
Shaker
Road,
Canterbury
NH
03224
 Your
garden
‐
as
well
as
the
"wild
garden
that
nature
maintains
‐
is
a
rich
source
of
healing
 remedies,
luxurious
bodycare,
and
delicous
meals.
These
eight
in‐depth
classes
will
show
you
 the
basics
for
almost
every
medicinal,
culinary,
and
bodycare
herbal
product
you
could
want
to
 make!
See
the
process
from
start‐to‐finish,
and
go
home
with
a
sample
of
some
of
the
items
we
 create.
You
will
also
learn
the
healing
and
culinary
properties
of
many
garden
and
wild
plants.
 We
will
demonstrate
an
easy,
effective,
yet
unusual
method
for
making
herbal
oils
from
dried
 plant
materials
‐
start
to
finish
‐
in
less
than
24
hours!
Maria
will
bring
some
prepared
material
 to
start
us
off.
We'll
make
an
oil
and
discuss
the
healing
properties
of
a
variety
of
oils.
Then,
 we'll
take
our
herbal
oil
and
use
it
to
make
a
salve.
We
will
explore
some
of
our
most
helpful
 topical
herbs,
including
plantain,
oregano,
comfrey,
St.
John's
Wort,
and
calendula.
FEE:
$35
 per
person.
www.shakers.org


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The
Art
of
Homesteading
Fair
and
Auction
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
9:00
AM
~
3:00
PM
 The
Remick
Museum
and
Farm
‐
58
Clevaland
Hill
Road,
Tamworth,
NH
 All
are
invited
to
join
us
at
the
Remick
Museum
for
our
auction
and
The
Art
of
Homesteading
 Fair!
The
auction
will
take
place
fron
9‐11am
and
a
preview
will
be
at
8:30am.
After
you
get
 your
'bid
on,'
join
us
for
The
Art
of
Homesteading
Fair
from
11am‐3pm!
See
demonstrations
on
 how
to
restore
your
vintage
pieces.
Also
try
your
hand
at
historic
reproduction
craft‐making
 making
things
such
as
stenciling
and
faux
graining!
Admission
is
$5
for
the
general
public
and
 free
for
members
and
children
4
and
under!
There
will
be
a
concession
stand
that
includes
 fresh,
homemade
food
prepared
on
the
farm.
All
are
welcome
and
encouraged
to
join
us
for
 this
event.
We
thank
you
for
your
support!
(603)
323
‐
8382
or
Toll
Free
1
(800)
686
‐
6117
 www.remickmuseum.org
 
 
 Traditional
Shaker
Crafts:
#4
Shaker
Oval
Box
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
9:00
AM
~
5:00
PM
 Canterbury
Shaker
Village
‐
288
Shaker
Road,
Canterbury
NH
03224
 As
with
the
other
oval
box
workshops,
you
will
learn
to
carve,
bend,
and
assemble
this
larger
 Shaker
box.
The
#4
box
is
not
only
beautiful,
but
because
of
its
size
is
quite
functional.
Not
 recommended
as
a
first
Shaker
box
class.
FEE:
$90
per
person
(includes
materials
fee).
603‐ 783‐9511;events@shakers.org
www.shakers.org

 
 
 Blood
Drive
 
 Tanger
Outlet
Center
‐
120
Laconia
Road
(Rte
3),
Tilton
NH
03276
 Saturday,
August
14,
10am‐3pm
 Every
day,
the
American
Red
Cross
–
Blood
Services
–
Northern
New
England
Region,
provides
 blood
and
blood
products
for
patients
in
more
than
83
hospitals
in
our
three
state
region.
 Regardless
of
weather
conditions
or
holidays/vacation
periods,
over
760
blood
donations
are
 required
every
day
to
assure
that
the
needs
of
these
patients
will
be
met.
 By
answering
the
call
to
donate
during
the
year,
not
only
do
you
help
us
maintain
an
adequate
 blood
supply,
your
Gift
of
Life
provides
another
chance
for
patients
in
need.
As
a
special
thank
 you,
all
presenting
donors
who
donate
at
the
Tanger
Outlet
Center
in
Tilton
on
Saturday,
 August
14th
from
10:00
am
to
3:00
pm
will
receive
a
Red
Cross/Red
Sox
t‐shirt.
 www.tangeroutlet.com/tilton
 
 
 
 Meredith
Bay
Open
House
 Meredith
Bay
‐
421
Endicott
St.
North,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Saturday
&
Sunday
through
September
5
 Come
and
tour
our
beautiful
new
Adirondack
model
homes.
Gather
information
and
reserve
 your
spot
for
our
newest
product
:
The
Townhomes
at
Meredith
Bay.
603‐524‐4141
 www.meredithbaynh.com
 
 
 7th
Annual
Reggae
Fest
 NASWA
Resort
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 August
14‐15,
2010
 The
NASWA
Resort‐1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
We’re
doing
it
again
but
this
time
for
 the
whole
weekend!
Come
hang
with
live
reggae
band
Jah
Spirit,
enter
our
limbo
contest
and
 enjoy
our
specials
1‐888‐55‐NASWA
www.naswa.com
 
 
 Saturday
Evening
Concert
Series


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Waterville
Town
Square
‐
33
Village
Rd.
Waterville
Valley,
NH
03215
 Saturdays
Throughout
Summer
 Town
square
hosts
free
concerts
on
Saturday
evenings
from
their
Gazebo
and
the
courtyard
 overlooking
Corcoran's
Pond.
Family
oriented
variety
of
live
music,
from
folksy‐rock
to
 bluegrass,
and
country‐western
to
jazz.
603‐236‐8175
waterville.com
 
 
 Summer
Lobsterfest
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
 August
14,
September
4
 Enjoy
a
taste
of
New
England
on
the
Summer
Lobsterfest
Cruise
with
the
M/S
Mount
 Washington.
Fresh
Maine
lobsters
will
be
served
on
the
boat,
as
guests
dine
and
dance
to
live
 music.
Ambiance
is
provided
by
the
twilight
of
the
sunset
as
the
ship
tours
the
expanse
of
Lake
 Winnipesaukee.
The
Lobsterfest
cruise
will
take
place
three
times
over
the
course
of
the
 summer
on
July
23,
August
14,
and
September
4.
603‐366‐5531
 www.cruiseNH.com
 
 
 Rock
'n'
Roll
Saturday
Night
 Saturday,
August
14,
2010
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
 Saturdays
/
7PM
‐
October
23
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
Dine,
Dance
&
Cruise
 Saturday
night
on
the
MOUNT
is
the
best
party
in
New
Hampshire.
Enjoy
a
sunset
and
the
 romance
of
Lake
Winnipesaukee
at
night.
Prime
rib
and
seafood
is
part
of
the
buffet
dinner
 every
Saturday
evening.
Outside
dining
on
the
top
deck.
Up
to
4
live
bands
for
your
dancing
or
 listening
pleasure.
The
M/S
Mount
Washington
features
four
levels,
three
dance
floors,
and
 several
outside
areas
for
enjoying
the
cruise
during
the
daytime
or
evening.
603‐366‐5531
 www.cruiseNH.com
 
 
 Spirit
of
the
Maker
Demonstration
­
Elaine
Fuller
 League
of
NH
Craftsmen
‐
279
Daniel
Webster
Hwy,
Meredith,
NH
03253
 Sunday
August
15th,
2010,
from
1pm
‐
3pm
 The
League
of
NH
Craftsmen
Meredith
Retail
Gallery
is
pleased
to
host
a
“Spirit
of
the
Maker”
 craft
demonstration
by
Elaine
Fuller
on
Sunday
August
15th,
from
1pm
to
3pm.
All
are
invited
 to
meet
and
speak
with
Elaine
and
see
how
she
makes
her
beautiful
hand
sculpted
and
wheel
 thrown
pottery.
For
more
information
about
this
demonstration,
call
the
Meredith
Retail
 Gallery
at
(603)
279‐7920,
email
nhcraft@wordpath.net,
or
visit
www.nhcrafts.org.
603‐279‐ 7920

www.nhcrafts.org/meredith

 
 
 
 Sunday
Champagne
Brunch
with
Jazz
 Sunday,
August
15,
2010
 M/S
Mount
Washington
 Sundays
/
11:15
AM
‐
October
24
 Alton
Bay
‐
MOUNT
DOCK,
Rt.
11
Alton
Bay,
NH
 Sundays
/
10
AM
&
12:30
PM
‐
October
24
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
 Enjoy
a
wonderful
Champagne
Brunch
with
Jazz
entertainment
aboard
the
M/S
Mount
 Washington
while
you
cruise
Lake
Winnipesaukee,
the
most
beautiful
scenic
cruise
in
New
 England.
Lake
Winnipesaukee
is
the
largest
Lake
in
NH
and
covers
72
square
miles.
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crystal
clear
natural
body
of
water
is
spring
fed
and
surrounded
by
3
mountain
ranges.
It
 contains
253
habitable
Islands.
603‐366‐5531
www.cruiseNH.com
 
 
 Live
Entertainment
 Sunday,
August
15,
2010
 The
World
Famous
NazNar
Beach
Bar
&
Grill
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Wednesdays,
2:30‐6pm
&
Sundays,
3‐7pm
 See
our
website
to
see
who's
playing!
603‐366‐4341
www.naswa.com
 
 WildQuest
Summer
Camp
 Prescott
Farm
Environmental
Education
Center
‐
928
White
Oaks
Rd.,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 June
28‐August
27,
2010;
9:00‐4:00
 WildQuest
day
camps
at
Prescott
Farm
are
licensed
by
the
State
of
NH
and
led
by
experienced
 environmental
educators
with
the
goal
of
fostering
an
appreciation
and
understanding
of
the
 natural
and
cultural
history
of
Prescott
Farm,
and
by
extension,
student’s
own
special
places
as
 well.
 August
9‐13—Survivor
August
16‐20—The
Wonderful
World
of
Water
(+Pre‐K/LIT)
August
 23‐27—Backyard
Safari.
You
can
register
your
child/children
for
one
or
more
of
these
weeks.
 Camp
week
descriptions
and
registration
details
can
be
found
on
our
website
at
 www.prescottconservancy.org.
 
 
 "Common"
Sense
Strategies
for
Business
Success
 Common
Man
Inn
‐
231
Main
Street,
Plymouth
NH
03264
 Entrepreneurial
Enterprise‐North:
"Common"
Sense
Strategies
for
Business
Success
 Monday,
August
16,
8:30
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
 Training
and
networking
conference
for
New
Hampshire's
smallest
businesses.
Keynote
 speaker
is
Alex
Ray
of
The
Common
Man
Family
of
Restaurants.
 Fee:
$55
for
MicroCredit‐NH
and
Plymouth
chamber
members,
$65
for
the
public.
 Register
online:
www.microcreditnh.org
 
 
 
 Business
After
Hours
­
Plymouth
Chamber
 Mary
Baker
Eddy
Historic
Home,
58
Stinson
Lake
Road,
Rumney,
NH
03266
 August
16,
2010,
5‐7pm
 Mary
Baker
Eddy's
footsteps
as
Discoverer,
Founder,
and
Leader
of
Christian
Science
brought
 her
through
New
Hampshire.
Her
story
is
rekindled
as
you
cross
the
threshold
to
stand
in
the
 very
rooms
where
she
lived
and
worked
here
in
Rumney.
For
all
visitors,
this
landmark
helps
 bring
to
life
and
illuminate
the
history
of
one
of
the
most
noted
women
of
her
day
in
America.
 Longyear
Museum
and
the
Plymouth
Regional
Chamber
invites
you
to
experience
this
historic
 site
for
yourself
and
network
with
your
regional
business
members.
www.plymouthnh.org
 
 
 Margarita
Mondays!!
 Monday,
August
16,
2010
 NASWA
Resort
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Every
Monday
Night!
July
12,
2010
‐
October
4,
2010,
5‐close
 Join
us
at
our
World
Famous
NazBar
Beach
Bar
&
Grill
Only!!
You
get:
1/2
off
Appetizers
&
1/2
 off
House
or
Gold
Margaritas.
603‐366‐4341
www.naswa.com
 
 
 The
Early
Bird
Gets
the
Good
Deal!
 Monday,
August
16,
2010
 Select
Common
Man
Restaurants
‐
statewide


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Dine
Sunday
‐
Thursday
from
5
‐
6
p.m.
at
select
C‐MAN
locations
and
get
1/2
off
1/2
portions
 of
entrees!
www.thecman.com/special‐events/
 
 
 Swinging
to
The
Oldies
 Monday,
August
16,
2010
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
 Mondays
/
6
PM
‐
August
30
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
Rock,
Roll
&
Remember
 aboard
the
M/S
Mount
Washington.
Monday
Night
the
Mount
pays
tribute
to
the
music
from
 the
Good
Old
Days.
Anyone
60
years
of
age
or
more
qualify
for
a
$10
discount.
Buffet
dinner
 included.
603‐366‐5531
 www.cruiseNH.com
 
 
 Summer
Boat
Building
Program
­
Youth
Session
II
 NH
Boat
Museum
‐
397
Center
St.,
Wolfeboro
Falls,
NH
03896
 Mon.,
Aug.
9
‐
Fri.,
Aug.
20.
9am‐3pm
 Museum
workshops
teach
and
aid
students
as
they
build
their
own
sailing
dinghy,
kayak
or
 canoe.
Expert
help
available.
$60
course
fee
plus
price
of
kit
(prices
vary).
To
apply,
visit
 www.nhbm.org
or
email
museum@nhbm.org.
603‐569‐4554
 
 
 "Dichroic
Glass
Fusing"
with
Lynn
Haust
 League
of
NH
Craftsmen
‐
279
Daniel
Webster
Hwy,
Meredith,
NH
03253
 Tuesday,
August
17th,
and
Thursday,
August
19th,
6pm
‐
9pm
both
nights.
 The
League
of
NH
Craftsmen
Meredith
Retail
Gallery
is
pleased
to
host
“Dichroic
Glass
Fusing”
 with
Lynn
Haust,
a
two‐night
hands‐on
jewelry
making
class
on
Tuesday
August
17th,
and
 Thursday
August
19th,
from
6pm
–
9pm
both
evenings.
This
fast
paced
class
will
give
you
a
 chance
to
explore
kiln
fired
glass
and
many
of
the
techniques
that
make
melting
glass
so
 exciting.
603‐279‐7920

www.nhcrafts.org/meredith
 
 
 Garden
Series:
Know
Your
Trees
 Tarbin
Gardens
‐
321
Salisbury
Road
(Route
127
South),
Franklin,
NH,
03235
 Daily,
Aug
17‐22,
2010,
11am
 An
educational
guided
tour
of
Tarbin
Gardens
with
emphasis
on
native
and
exotic
trees
that
 can
be
grown
in
central
New
Hampshire.
Tours
last
approximately
one
hour
but
you
can
stay
 for
the
rest
of
the
day.
Bring
a
picnic
lunch
or
treat
yourself
to
an
authentic
English
Cream
Tea
 served
in
the
Rose
Garden
Patio
1PM
–
5PM
(tea
price
$7.50).
The
gardens
are
open
from
 10AM
–
6PM.
For
information
and
directions
phone
603‐934‐3518
or
visit
 www.tarbingardens.com
Admission:
Adults
$8.50,
Seniors,
Children
and
Students
$7.00.
Group
 rates
are
available
on
request.
(603)
934‐3518
www.tarbingardens.com
 
 
 
 Live
Acoustic
Music
 Tuesday,
August
17,
2010
 Camp
Restaurant
‐
Chase
House
at
Mill
Falls,
Meredith
 Live
Acoustic
Music
by
Local
Singer/Songwriters
Every
Tuesday
Live
@
CAMP,
8:30
p.m.
 www.thecman.com/special‐events/
 
 
 
 25th
Annual
Putnam
County
Spelling
Bee
 Summer
Theatre
in
Meredith
Village
‐
Route
25,
Meredith
NH
 August
17‐22


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Six
young
people
in
the
throes
of
puberty,
overseen
by
grown‐ups
who
barely
managed
to
 escape
childhood
themselves,
learn
that
winning
isn't
everything
and
that
losing
doesn't
 necessarily
make
you
a
loser.
THE
25TH
ANNUAL
PUTNAM
COUNTY
SPELLING
BEE
is
a
 hilarious
tale
of
overachievers'
angst
chronicling
the
experience
of
six
adolescent
outsiders
 vying
for
the
spelling
championship
of
a
lifetime.
The
show's
Tony
Award
winning
creative
 team
has
created
the
unlikeliest
of
hit
musicals
about
the
unlikeliest
of
heroes:
a
quirky
yet
 charming
cast
of
outsiders
for
whom
a
spelling
bee
is
the
one
place
where
they
can
stand
out
 and
fit
in
at
the
same
time.
Not
to
be
missed!
888‐245‐6374
www.interlakestheatre.com
 
 
 Cruise
Night
 Tuesday,
August
17,
2010
 The
Route
104
Diner
‐
752
NH
Route
104,
New
Hampton
NH
03256
 Cruise
Night
‐
Every
Tuesday
through
the
end
of
September.
Great
Food,
Music,
50/50,
Prizes
 and
a
terrific
collection
of
cars.
6‐8pm.
(603)
744‐0120
 www.thecman.com
 
 
 Karaoke
with
Annie
 Tuesday,
August
17,
2010
 The
Woodstock
Station
‐
The
Woodstock
Inn,
Station,
and
Brewery
135
Main
Street
North
 Woodstock
NH
 Tuesdays
at
9pm
 A
fun
lively
evening
of
local
performers
‐‐
Annie
will
make
you
a
star
in
no
time!
603‐745‐3951
 www.woodstockinnnh.com
 
 
 Martini
Hour!!
 Tuesday,
August
17,
2010
5:00
PM
~
7:00
PM
 The
NASWA
Resort
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Every
Evening
All
Week
Long
through
October
9,
2010
 Come
Enjoy
your
favorite
Martini
from
5‐7pm,
Nightly
at
The
Naswa
Restaurant
Lounge
 ONLY!!!
603‐3664341
www.naswa.com
 
 
 Live
Trivia
with
Great
Prizes
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 The
Woodstock
Station
‐
The
Woodstock
Inn
Station
and
Brewery
135
Main
Street
North
 Woodstock
NH
032
 Test
your
knowledge
and
win
great
prizes!
603‐745‐3951
www.woodstockinnnh.com
 
 
 
 Ladies
Night
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 The
Lyons'
Den
‐
25
Dock
Road,
Gilford
NH
 Ladies
Night
‐
50%
off
second
entree
after
4:30
pm
 Early
Bird
Specials
every
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
from
4:30
pm
to
6:00
pm.
Lighter
 Price
for
a
Lighter
Menu
‐
3
to
5
different
specials
available
from
Surf
n'
Turf
to
Baked
Haddock
 Dinners
Open
Tuesday
through
Saturday
from
11:30
am
to
9
pm
Sunday's
11:30
am
to
8
pm.
 Brunch
Specials
available
on
Sunday.
(603)
293‐8833
 
 
 Family
Party
Night
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 M/S
Mount
Washington
‐
211
Lakeside
Ave.,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03246
 Wednesdays
/
6
PM
‐
August
25


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Kids
Cruise
Free
Wednesday
evenings.
Cruise
tickets
include
a
buffet
dinner
of
carved
turkey
 and
a
second
entrée
as
the
vessel
navigates
for
two
and
a
half
hours
around
Lake
 Winnipesaukee.
Children
ages
12
and
under
are
free,
with
a
limit
of
two
free
children
per
 family.
Live
music
and
dancing
will
also
be
featured
on
two
decks.
The
Main
Deck
will
feature
 entertainers
geared
towards
kids
and
families
and
in
the
Flagship
Lounge
dance
music
will
be
 offered
for
adults.
603‐366‐5531
www.cruiseNH.com
 
 
 Pieced
Together:
New
Hampshire
Quilts
and
Their
Stories
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 New
Hampshire
Historical
Society
Museum
‐
6
Eagle
Square,
Concord
NH
 Pieced
Together:
New
Hampshire
Quilts
and
Their
Stories
is
on
view
at
the
New
Hampshire
 Historical
Society’s
museum,
located
at
6
Eagle
Square,
Concord,
through
January
10,
2011.
For
 more
information,
visit
nhhistory.org
or
call
603‐228‐6688.
 
 
 Exit
20
Farmers'
Market
 Tanger
Outlet
Center
‐
120
Laconia
Rd.
Tilton,
NH
03276
 Wednesdays,

June
16
‐
Sept
22,
2010,
3:00pm‐6:00pm
 New
Hampshire
Farmers'
Markets
offer
the
colorful
and
tasty
bounty
of
local
farms
and
 gardens
all
season
long.
Enjoy
the
friendly,
open
air
market
atmosphere
while
shopping
for
 fresh
vegetable,
fruits,
wood
crafts,
breads
and
specialty
items.
The
Exit
20
Farmers'
Market
at
 Tanger
Outlets
will
be
held
every
Wednesday
(June‐September)
between
3pm‐6pm
in
the
 parking
lot
between
Starbucks
Coffee
and
Old
Navy.
For
more
information
please
call
Shopper
 Services
at
603‐286‐7880.
603‐286‐7880
www.tangeroutlet.com/tilton
 
 
 Crossing
Delancey
by
Susan
Sandler
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 The
Winnipesaukee
Playhouse
‐
The
Alpenrose
Plaza,
Weirs
Beach,
NH
03247
 August
18,
2010
‐
August
28,
2010
 Old
world
customs
meet
new
world
romance.
Isabel
is
a
modern
young
woman
who
lives
alone
 and
works
in
a
bookshop.
When
she
is
not
pining
after
a
handsome
author,
she
is
visiting
her
 grandmother,
Bubbie,
on
Manhattan's
Lower
East
Side.
Bubbie
and
the
local
matchmaker,
 Hannah,
have
found
a
"good
catch"
for
Isabel:
Sam,
the
pickle
vendor.
Will
Izzy
choose
love
in
 the
old
world
or
the
new
in
this
delightful
romantic
comedy.
603‐366‐7377
 www.winniplayhouse.com
 
 
 Live
Entertainment
 
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 Cactus
Jack's
‐
1182
Union
Ave,
Laconia
NH
 Enjoy
live
music
at
Cactus
Jack’s
in
Laconia,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights
from
9pm
–
 12am,
featuring
great
New
Hampshire
acoustic
acts.
Along
with
live
music,
the
special
bar
 menu
includes
Wild
West
Sliders
for
$5.99,
the
Mexican
Fiesta
for
$9.99,
and
half
price
on
all
 appetizers
from
9pm
to
closing.
Entertainment
is
free.
Laconia
Cactus
Jack’s
is
located
at
1182
 Union
Avenue.
For
more
information
call
603‐528‐7800.
www.go2cjs.com
 
 
 
 Live
Entertainment
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010
 The
World
Famous
NazNar
Beach
Bar
&
Grill
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 Wednesdays,
2:30‐6pm
&
Sundays,
3‐7pm
 See
our
website
to
see
who's
playing!
603‐366‐4341
www.naswa.com


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Picnic
on
the
Remick
Museum
&
Farm!
 Wednesday,
August
18,
2010,
11am‐2pm
 The
Remick
Museum
&
Farm
‐
58
Cleveland
Hill
Road,
Tamworth,
NH
 Enjoy
a
cold
picnic
lunch
made
from
fresh
raised
foods
from
the
Remick
Museum
and
Farm.
 Lunch
costs
are
$5
per
person.
Brown
bag
lunches
available
from
11am‐2pm.
Admission
to
the
 Remick
Museum
and
Farm
is
$3
per
person.
First
come
first
served!
Questions?
Click
here
to
e‐ mail
us
or
call
the
Museum's
Visitor
Center
at
(603)
323‐7591
or
toll
free
(800)
686‐6117.
 (603)
323‐7591
or
toll
free
(800)
686‐6117
www.remickmuseum.org
 
 
 Summer
Thirst
Quencher
Cruises
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Winnipesaukee
Belle
‐
Wolfeboro
Town
Docks
 Thursdays
until
Aug
26th
‐
Boarding
starts
at
6
pm
 Enjoy
an
hour
and
half
cruise
on
the
Winni
Belle
‐
only
$8
per
person
and
a
cash
bar
available!
 Cruise
the
scenic
shores
of
Lake
Winnipeaukee
603
569
3016
 www.wolfeboroinn.com
 
 
 NH
Boat
Museum's
4th
Annual
Boathouse
Tour
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
10:00
AM
~
4:00
PM
 Lake
Winnipesaukee,
NH
‐
397
Center
St.,
Wolfeboro
Falls,
NH
03896
 Visit
some
of
the
most
beautiful
boathouses
on
Lake
Winnipesaukee
in
this
special
tour
 organized
by
the
NH
Boat
Museum
in
Wolfeboro.
Tour
by
car
or
by
antique
wooden
boat.
 Tickets
may
be
purchased
at
the
Museum
and
include
Museum
entry
fee.
For
details,
call
603‐ 569‐4554,
email
museum@nhbm.org
or
visit
www.nhbm.org.
603‐569‐4554
 
 
 Sleeping
Beauty
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Silver
Center
for
the
Arts
‐
Plymouth
State
University,
Plymouth,
NH
03264
 2pm
‐
Children’s
Theatre.
$5
for
all
ages.
Advance
reservations
recommended.
603‐535‐2787
 or
800‐779‐3869
 http://silver.plymouth.edu
 
 
 Annual
Benefit
Dinner
&
Auction
 Great
Waters
Music
Festival
Pavilion
‐
Brewster
Academy,
Academy
Dr,
South
Main
St,
North
 Wolfeboro
 Thursday,
August
19th,
5:30‐8:00pm
 Bring
along
your
family
and
friends
for
a
delightful
evening
of
fun,
food
and
entertainment
at
 the
annual
Great
Waters
Music
Festival
fundraiser.
Be
in
the
running
for
cash
prizes,
get
a
 great
deal
on
an
auction
item,
and
at
the
same
time
know
that
you
are
supporting
a
local
non‐ profit
organization
dedicated
to
bringing
you
an
outstanding
program
of
diverse
musical
 events!
Tickets
include
hors
d'oeuvres,dinner,
dessert
and
drinks
for
two
people,
(not
to
 mention
all
the
fun,
ambiance
and
entertainment!)
and
are
on
sale
for
$100
at
the
Festival's
 office
‐
only
300
tickets
are
printed
giving
you
great
odds
to
win
one
of
several
cash
prizes
 totalling
$8,000!
www.greatwaters.org
 
 
 
 Brown
Bag
Seminar
­
Managing
Workplace
Stress
 Pease
Public
Library
‐
1
Russell
Street,
Plymouth
NH
 August
19,
2010,
noon‐1pm
 *
What
does
stress
look
like?
 *
As
an
employer,
how
can
you
identify
stress
in
your
employees?


Lakes Region Association – Tilton NH (603) 286-8008 LakesRegion.org Page 11 of 12

*
What
are
the
warning
signs?
 *
How
can
an
employer
help
the
employee
manage
their
stress?
 *
How
can
Genesis
Behavioral
Health
help?
 *
What
other
community
resources
are
available
to
help?
 Reducing
stress
in
employees
can
increase
capacity
and
productivity.
Together
employers
and
 employees
can
work
to
manage
stress
in
the
workplace.
Join
Celia
Gibbs
from
Genesis
 Behavioral
Health
for
more
information
on
this
important
topic.
 
 
 
 Commumity
Luau
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Waterville
Town
Square
‐
33
Village
Rd.
Waterville
Valley,
NH
03215
 Meet
on
Corcoran's
Pond
Beach
and
get
a
taste
of
the
tropics!
Enjoy
live
music,
BBQ,
campfire,
 s'mores,
fruit
smoothies,
hula
&
limbo
contest,
and
piniata
smashing!!!
All
are
welcome
to
 freely
gather
on
the
beach.
Cost's
for
BBQ,
S'Mores,
and
Smoothies.
For
more
information
 please
contact
the
Waterville
Valley
Rec.
Department
at
603.236.4695.
603‐236‐8175
 waterville.com
 
 
 Kick
Up
Your
Heels
Big
Band­Style
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Foster's
Boiler
Room
‐
Common
Man
Inn
in
Plymouth
 Every
Third
Thursday
of
the
Month
 Enjoy
the
Music
of
the
Lakes
Region
Big
Band
and
Ballroom
Dancing
Lessons
with
the
Ninth
 State
Dance
Studio.
http://www.thecman.com/special‐events/
 
 
 Beef
it
up
Thursdays!!!!
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 NASWA
Resort
‐
1086
Weirs
Blvd,
Laconia,
NH
03246
 July
8
‐
October
7,
2010
 Every
Thursday
from
5pm
to
close
at
Our
World
Famous
NazBar
Beach
Bar
&
Grill
ONLY!!!
You
 will
get:
$5.00
Angus
Burgers
&
$2.00
Domestic
Draft
Beer
603‐366‐4341
www.naswa.com
 
 
 Wildlife
Tracking
in
the
Northeast
 Loon
Center
‐
183
Lee's
Mills
Rd,
Moultonborough
NH
03254
 Thursday,
August
19
 Photographer,
Park
Ranger
and
Naturalist
Ed
Sharron
offers
a
glimpse
into
the
life
of
a
wild
 animal.
Much
more
than
just
looking
at
footprints,
tracking
can
often
tell
you
how
fast
an
 animal
was
moving,
what
its
mood
was
when
it
made
them,
and
what
it
recently
had
for
a
meal
 (if
you
come
upon
scat),
and
more.
This
informative
presentation
features
videos
and
animal
 sounds
as
well
as
track
casts
and
skull
replicas.
Summer
2010
Nature
Talk
Series
at
The
Loon
 Center
Lee’s
Mills
Road,
Thursdays,
7:30
P.M.
Admission
Free
–
Donations
Appreciated
603‐ 476‐5666
www.loon.org.
 
 
 Summer
Concert
­
White
Mountain
Swing
Band
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Bristol
Shop
‘n
Save
Concert
Pavilion
at
Kelly
Park,
Bristol
 The
Concerts
are
free
and
open
to
the
public
and
everyone
is
encouraged
to
bring
a
blanket
or
 chair
to
enjoy
the
sounds
of
some
fantastic
musicians.
A
special
treat
is
also
in
store
for
concert
 goers
this
year
as
“On
the
Spot
Tie
Dye”
will
be
present
at
the
first
and
second
concerts,
and
 again
at
Bristol
Old
Home
Day.
For
more
information
about
the
concerts
or
old
home
day


Lakes Region Association – Tilton NH (603) 286-8008 LakesRegion.org Page 12 of 12

contact
the
Town
of
Bristol
at
744‐3354
or
the
Tapply
Thompson
Community
Center
at
744‐ 2713.
www.townofbristolnh.org
 August
19
–
White
Mountain
Swing
Band
–
All
the
classic
seing
and
big
band
sounds...
wear
 your
dancing
shoes!
 August
26
–
Crunchy
Western
Boys
–
Wow!
NH’s
own
Crunchy
Western
Boys
deliver
a
 homegrown,
crunchy
cookin’
performance
with
mandolin,
bass,
fiddle,
guitar,
and
great
vocals!

 
 Live
Entertainment
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Cactus
Jack's
‐
1182
Union
Ave,
Laconia
NH
 Enjoy
live
music
at
Cactus
Jack’s
in
Laconia,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights
from
9pm
–
 12am,
featuring
great
New
Hampshire
acoustic
acts.
Along
with
live
music,
the
special
bar
 menu
includes
Wild
West
Sliders
for
$5.99,
the
Mexican
Fiesta
for
$9.99,
and
half
price
on
all
 appetizers
from
9pm
to
closing.
Entertainment
is
free.
Laconia
Cactus
Jack’s
is
located
at
1182
 Union
Avenue.
For
more
information
call
603‐528‐7800.
www.go2cjs.com
 
 
 GRAND
AUCTION
FUNDRAISER
 Thursday,
August
19,
2010
 Great
Waters
Music
Festival
Pavilion
‐
Brewster
Academy,
Academy
Dr,
South
Main
St,
North
 Wolfeboro
 Great
Waters
Music
Festival
‐
Thursday,
August
19th
5:30‐8:00
PM
 A
delightful
evening
of
wonderful
food,
music
and
a
singing
auctioneer
that
funds
the
 continuation
of
diverse,
quality
music
presentations
and
scholarships.
(603)
569‐7710
 www.greatwaters.org


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